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by CLARA POWER Midland District Dart League held its dinner and dance on Saturday March 30. All founding members were presented with medals. The dart league has been run over the winter, and the Port MeNicoll League are the champions. Al Haskell of the Commodore Hotel was singles winner. Jim Scott of Port Legion was runner-up. Commodore's Bill Works and Al Haskell were winners of the doubles. The runners- up were Jim Hanralty and Al Adams of Port MeNicoll Legion. Consolation winners in the Doubles were Jim Scott and Robin Proudfoo: of Port MeNicoll. Driftwood was win- ners in the playoffs. Your Portarama Committee met last Wednesday night. I Was super seeing things Star! 1o come together. Port McNicol! Legion has donated $500 to Parks and Recreation for the fireworks display. The Legion will continue to assist this committee as needed. Dave Strachan of Port MeNicoll Publie School reports, official buttons will be ready shortly. The Lions Club will host the Adult Dance at the Community Centre on Saturday, May 18. DJ. will be Jim Stubbings of Victoria Harbour. The dance will run from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Tickets ($5 per couple, including buf- fet) will be available soon Rick Henderson of the Port MeNicoll Anglers and Hunters tells us they are considering various enterprises, including a float in the parade, and will report back at the next meeting. Rita Miller, senior's group representative said, seniors will sponsor tea and sand- wiches at the Com- munity Centre from 12 noon until 4 p.m. ' followed by euchre. Josephine Waite is a relatively new member in our community who has voluteered to help with the talent showcase. Junior Reeve, Jennifer Hocken, assures us the Junior Council will be in charge of the "Trivia Contest"' re: Port MeNicoll's History. Junior Councillors Lori- Kerdtikis and Janet Lewis have also volunteered to be clowns in the parade. ' The nex! meeting of the Portarama Com- mittee will be held in Council Chambers on Wednesday, April 17, al 7 p.m. We still need volun- leers sO come on oul and enjoy! Guiding Around Port: Donna Jackson brought in the next bit of news. The rally at Maple Leaf Gardens, which was attended by Girl Guides, Brownies and Pathfinders from Port MecNicoll was great! Over 16,000 came from across Ontario. Special thanks to our parents who waited so patiently for our bus to get in. Cookie Day is coming. We haven't got an exact date yel, but be prepared. It will be around the Ist week of May, and we will be out to sell our Girl Guide Cookies --_ door-to-door. A reminder to any former Guiders of the Village that there is a tea planned in_ their honour at St. Pauls Church in Midland on April 27 from 2 to 4. Just give us a call al 534-3256 and let us know if you plan to come. Come ou! and help us celebrate 75 years of Guiding. The Baby Sitting Course al the Library was cancelled last week because of the Easter Egg Hunt at the Com- munity Centre. Those altending the course -- class as usual this Saturday morning. SL, a RIT TE NTE IE I SERS TT EE DET RI AI Bertha Lacroix The late Bertha Lacroix of Robert Street Wes!, Penetanguishene, died in Penetanguishene General Hospital on April 3, 1985, following a brief illness. Mrs. Lacroix, who was 71 years of age, was Kathleen Kathleen Wright of Midland died on March 30, 1985, in Huronia District Hospital. Her illness lasted about five weeks, She was 79 years of age. Kathleen Wright altended elementary school in Brussels, Ont., high school in Midland lachers college in Peterborough. She was Lea Moreau The late Lea Moreau died peacefully in the Sara Vista Nursing Home in Elmvale on April 1, 1985, at the age of 93 years. Mrs. Moreau lived most of , her life in Penelanguishene. She had been a resident of Aurele Marchildon The late Aurele Marchildon died sud- denly on March 29, 1985, al home at the age of 44 years. Mr. Marchildon's home was on Concession 14 of Tiny Township. He lived all of his life in the Penetanguishene area. He had been em- ployed at Waltec Sink- a life-long resident who lived all of her life in the member of the Ladies of St. Ann. Because of Holy Week, a memorial funeral mass Lacroix & Patrick Lacroix, Peter Dion, Obituary Sunnyside, Charles of Orillia, her daughter same house on Robert was held on the evening Daryl Collins & Bert Ellen Belcourt of Street. Her funeral mass was. Of April 8. Interment Somers, were her Penetanguishene, and held in St. Ann's_ Will be in St. Ann's _ pallbearers. her grandchildren She was a member of Memorial Church, Cemetery, Penetang- Her husband Howard Michelle & Marc the parish of St. Ann's Penetanguishene, on uishene, later this Lacr 0 ite: § of Belcourt, Christine, Church, Penetangui- April 6, with Rev. L. spring. Penetanguishene,' sons Mathew & ) Shelly shene, and a former Dignard officiating. Marc Belcourt, Steve Barry and Paul of Lacroix, survive' her. a a: Wright Obituary an elementary school and in the Women's Lawson Grant, sons Wright was the great Dr. Paul Brown. of teacher from about 1924 Missionary Society. She David G. Gaviller of grea! granddaughter of Knox Presbyterian Old Fort then in fo 1931 in School, and Regent School. Teh re Kno 3x Presbyterian Church member was a grand- daughter of John R. Morrow, one of the first elders of Knox Church. She was active as a Sunday School teacher was a member of the Daughters' of the Empire. In 1931 in Honey Harbour she married the late Arthur Roy Gaviller, who died in 1958. In Midland in 1969 she married Lawson Grant. Her second husband Sarnia and Frederick M. Gaviller of Toronto, brother Ian D. McLaren and sisters Eugenie M. Hicling and Alberta M. Hart. also two grand- children survive her. George Nelson McLaren and Alberta Morrow' were her parents. Kathleen United Empire Loyalist John Harnden and Isabella Cron John Harnden was drowned in action at Niagara in the War of 1812. John R. Morrow, her grand- father, was an early resident of Midland, a merchan!, builder, and mortician. Church officiated at the funeral service held in the Lynn Funeral Home on April 2. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery. Paul Bender, Gino Falconi, William Hickling Jr., Dr. Donald Stevens, and Donald Attridge were her pall- bearers. . the nursing home in Elmvale for the last three years. Mrs. Moreau had been a member of St. Ann's Pa erie she o f Penetanguishene and a member of the Ladies of St. Ann. Her funeral mass was held in St. -Ann's Memorial Church, Penetanguishene, on April 3, with Rev. R. Jacobsen officiating. Interment later this spring in Si. Ann's Cemetery, Penetang- uishene. Her giandsons Marc, Claude & Jean Paul Moreau, Jim and Larry Duval, and Terry McLean' were _ her pallbearers. Her sons Ellery Duval of Oro Station, Jeremy & Simeon Moreau Jr. of Penetanguishene, Celestin & Armand Moreau of Penetanguishene, Morille Moreau' of Lafontaine, Alcime Moreau of Perkinsfield, daughters Delva (Mrs. Albert Moreau) of Barrie, and Reseda (Mrs. Hugh McLean) of Cambridge, also 61 Obituary grandchildren & 77 grealt-grandchildren, survive her. Her husbands Simeon Moreau Sr. & Moise Duval,' and her sons Delphis Duval & Doriste Moreau, _ predeceased her. ware for more than 20 years. His funeral mass was held in St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetanguishene, on April 3, with Rev. R. Andrews officiating. Interment will be in St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene, later this spring. Joe Beaudoin, Brian Newton, Gerard Beausoleil, Roger Marchildon, Larry Moreau and Doug Ladouceur were his pallbearers. His wife Doris (Ladouceur ) Marchi- Idon, daughters Tammy Diver and Irene Mar- eC Rot ol depien of Penetanguishene, Wanda Newton and Nancy Marchildon of Scarborough, grandson Jamie Diver, brothers Omer of Barrie, Eugene of Orillia, Ray of Cambridge, and Abel of Toronto, and his sisters Clothilde Waterhouse of London, Estelle Gar- ceau of Sudbury, Rita Graff of Wes! Montrose, Germaine Wright of Oromocto, N.B., and Jeannette Moreau of April 27 Penetanguishene Power Squadron annual graduation ceremony in the Highland. For tickets, $15 each, telephone Bob (549-8500 or 549-8776). Obituary Midland, survive him. Theophile Marchildon and Anna Lalumiere were his parents. April 30 St. John's School, Waubaushene, junior and senior kindergarten registration 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call for an ap- pointment please. Sales & Service Directory Midland 526-2283 Willerz Vac SHOP For Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service 335 MISSISSAUGA ST. W., ORILLIA, ONT. 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